Friday, April 21, 2017

Tranquility: A Prayer and Reflection Coloring Journal


Tranquility: A Prayer and Reflection Coloring Journal 

Hardcover

April 18, 2017

by Tyndale

  • Hardcover: 112 pages
  • Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.; Gjr edition 
  • ISBN-13: 978-1496421791
Tranquility: A Prayer and Reflection Coloring Journal invites you to mix creative journaling and coloring into your personal time with God. Prayers that focus on topics such as being thankful, dealing with stress and heartache, caring for yourself and others, listening for God’s leading, and waiting patiently on Him will guide your thoughts and calm your spirit. Filled with more than 100 designs to color, plenty of space for journaling, and 40 needs-based prayers, Tranquility will help you express your devotion to God with your whole heart.


My thoughts: First, the disclaimer. "I was provided a free copy of this book. All opinions are my own." That done, TRANQUILITY: A PRAYER AND REFLECTION COLORING JOURNAL includes prayers and a verse for each entry along with coloring pictures for you to calm yourself, destress, or pray while coloring. Lines are included for thoughts, prayer requests, and more. There are even parts where the author encourages you to draw your own pictures. 

If you are looking for a prayer and coloring journal then TRANQUILITY will be a good one to consider. It would be good for an Easter gift, a mother's day gift, a birthday gift, or an anytime gift for your favorite woman or girl.  

My tween daughter was quick to claim my copy, so any age, tween to senior citizen, will love this. Recommended. 

3 comments:

Marilyn R. said...

Sounds like a perfect one to use with lines to record thoughts and prayer requests.

ajwbear said...

sounds like something I would like to have and keep to record my thoughts, and to be able to look back on later.

Unknown said...

Good for any artist who want to journal in the same book.

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